La Grande evening observer., January 08, 1919, Image 3

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Wednesday, January a. idi9.
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Drug Store
The Prescription Store.
HJJUflCiifllJ
WAS DISSOLVED
jii;k amikiisox mth kow
JllM.ii KXOVU:S O.N CASK
Social and
Personal
Tho Theatre Owners nml t'ity
j 'I'll roll Out The l'irst Stop
' Yesterday.
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The Injunction to prevent the clos-
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m9k. bacon verifies KHE -5-
' OBSERVER'S STATEMENT '
4 7
J- Dr. Bacon, the city physician.
j gave to The Observer thu after-
I- noog Terltication ot the oso
lute correctness of the atate-
menj made in'thia ptper Tues- 4
day evening regarding tne opin- n
J. ion ot Dr. Seeley. head of the 4"
atate board of health, concorp- 4
r ing the influenza situation and 4
. precautiona necessary.
J- Thia facl ia atated here by The 4-
Observer for the explicit pur-
4 poee of refuting the statements
Miss Margaret Noble is spending
week or so at Hot Luke.
John . Shea,
for the O. W.,
air bruke Instructor
is in town today.
For the best assortment of candy
tu.it can be bad, you will And it at
the Paluce Coufectioceiy. 1-8-St
J. M. Blakeley, ex-sheriff of Wal
lowa county, is in La Grande from
Enterprise today.
ing of theatres under order of thei mane yesteraay oy certain- cuy n-j
commission was argued yesterday bo-i'r' officials that this paper had gar
fore Judge Gustuv Anderson, of B:i-I!' bled the statement made by Dr. -I-j
ker county, who held court tn the ab-i4" Seeley and had falsified his 1
sence of Circuit Judt,e Knowles.- opinion. . V
V. S. Ivuuhoo, R..J. Green und H. 4 "l 4 "J 4 4" 4 J
E. Dixon represented the threatre
owners und J. 1. Slater represented
the city comnilssion. Considerable
time was consumed iuthe argument
und no doubt Judge Anderson has a
better idea . not omy ot tno ietf.-n
stututs of things .but of the vocal
ability of some of Lit Grande's at
torneys, us well us an incite into whul
turmoil a city can g?t Info without
(proper guidance and without a con-
Bargains Unparalleled. Bargains Irresistible
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NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF LA GRANDE HAVE YOU HAD SUH AN OPPORTUNITY TO
TO SAVE AS IS N0Y OFFERED YOU AT THE FINAE
Mrs. Anna Weotherby arrived in LalsiBlent Btalld luken b? 110SB In auth
Grandc from Portland this morning; iorit'-
to visit with relatives. The Observer came in for a larg?
. 'share of drubbing from City Attorney
Mrs. Clcgg and daugliler, Bessie, (Slater who seemed t take the sluml
have gone to Salt Lake, Uuh. where"'1"' llie case W1,s "C!1 " "lls nBWa
they expect to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gray, of Elgin,
spent the day In La Grande. They
roturn to Elgin tomorrow morning.
E. E. Kiddle, who has been at
tending the Millers' convention at
Portland, returned to La Grunde
this morning.
Fred Faulkner, of Enterprise,
who has been in Portland on business
for. the past few days, returned 'to
his home this morning.
Mi, nr.d Mrs. Einil Edwurdson and
small son return tonight to their
home in Bend, Ore., ufter spending
several weeks with Mrs. Edwarclson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscur Thomp
son of North Second street.
Francis Carbine arrived this morn
ing with a discharge from Uncle Sam's
service. He was at Long Island pre
pared to go across at the signing of
the armistice. He is the first one of
twenty-three from this locality to reach
home for good.
paper before it reached the judge.
That the opinion of Mr. Slater is
not shared is apparent from the fren
zied feeling of u large portion of La
Grunde and surrounding country who
justly feel that the siltintion which.
vitally infects -all in this city has
been handled in tho most bungling
and inefficient manner.
After hearing tho argument Judge
HELP WANTED FOR NEEDY
INFLUENZA SUFFERERS
It is the belief that there is a
lot of hardship existing in the
city in homes where the influenza
epidemic has stricken down sever
al members of the fumily. rt Is
the sincere desire of the able peo
ple here to help those w ho are not
able to care for themselves or
render proper aid to their sick,
but they are handicapped to a
great extent by luck of knowledge
regarding places in which they
might carry on their work of
love and mercy.
The local advisory war board
has directed its attention to this
matter and today issued the fol
lowing appeal to the captains in
the ninety-one divisions into which
the city is divided:
NOTICE TO TEAM CAPTAINS.
All team captains and workers of
PI
suing
Out Sale
OF THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S STORE
We told you we were going .to give you the greatest bargain event ever witnessed in La Grande. By the
number of people visiting our sale last Saturday, you know we made good. If you failed to visit our
store on this date, by all means take advantage of this great sale immediately, because soon the good
things will be gone, for we expect to close our doors for good within a very short time.
We quote below just a few of the many wonderful bargains offered you, and there are thousands of others
just as good the store is fairly ablaze with attractive bargains.
and the case will be heurd luter on
its merits.
Let Hate and Malice Enter
Not.
'"Dick" Buckley, who matched
himself against the flu and finally
gave It the knockout, has returned
from California und Ie now back at
his desk In the Wd's Fargo build
ing In Portland. Dick says, "Cali
fornia is the home of the flu .and
.there are a hundred cases to one
in Oregon. I was in San Diego, for
there Is less of it there than else
where In California. Dr. Molltor,
formerly of La Grande, assured it
was subsiding nnd it If. probably due
to the masks which are religiously
worn by all the people ot San Dlego.
.Yes, I wore one, just a plain one
without any lace on It and maybe
you think I didn't look like a six-icon-yeir-old
girl ready for the
neighborhood dunce. Cut It Is sur
prising how soon one gels used o
the mask. I got. so it us us nec
essnry as a pair of suspenders.
Speaking from the standpoint of one
who has had It 1 would say tho flu
mask is the best regulation yet ot
fered to combat the disease."
Andorson dissolved the Injunction .the La Grande district of th.i advisory
wsr board are called to duty in a liu-
nianitnriun plun to relieve suffering.
Ench of you is eurnestly requested to
orgunize your district at once in such
wuv thut any family stricken witn
influenza and unable to obtain assist
ance, may be listed at Red Class head
quarters. This applies to rich and
poor alike. There are no nurse.) uvail
ablc; often people of means as well
us poorer folks, are stricken and un
able to provide cooked looil. 1 ne 'mi
Cross will send hot meals lo such
ccses if the facts are reported to liend
quurters. U becomes the duty in tho
name of brotherly love of ench tenm
captain und district worker to immedi
ately canvas his own district to find
where help is needed, and to forward
such information to lied Cross head
quarters during the day, or Mrs. E. P.
Mossman in tho evenings. Lot no dis-
....nn..-o n. nnr.ni'od for.
Ll lCb gU UUVMll no.-.... . -.
Attend to it today if unnble to do it
yourself, delegate a neighbor.
G. h. LAR1S0N, Chairman.
( Alii) OF THANKS
La Grande is in a state of un
rest and dissatisfaction over the
closing program which the city has
been under nnd which may again
be adopted. While it is true the
recommendation of Stute Health
Officer Secley and the recommen
dation of La'Graiule physicians as
well, was not heeded, yet it ii
doubtful if drastic retaliatory
measures are justifiable. In uny
event the people ' should not let
hate nor mniico nor former per
sonal grudges enter into what
they do in a public way.
The welfare of La Grande und
community is the thing to consid
er. That public health conies first
there is not shadow of doubt, but
wisdom should prompt reasonable
action by those in authority and
ithnt wisdom can be obtained from
honorable advisors who have al
ready spoken. This being true, it
is sheer folly to attempt to put
over restrictions which learned
professional men say are unneces
sary nnd useless, especially when
those restrictions keep the city in
the atmosphere of uncertainty as
to whether business districts will
be opened or closed at the will and
desire of a. single person or a few
persons.
What La Grande needs is unity
of purpose and the way to get that
is through sincere ei'lort along
sane lines, eliniinnting all heated
conversation and revengeful talk.
WOMEN KILLED
Eight Ilodles Itocovorcd From Pitts
burg Film Exchange.
PITTSI1UR0, Jan. S. Between 15
and 20 persons, mostly women and
girls, wore killed and more thin a
score of others Injured hero yostor
duy, when an explorlon wrecked a
film exchange at 80-1 Penn avenue, In
the down town section. Eight bod
ies have been recovered aim nreuieu
report ninny other bodies are under
tho wreckuge.
One lot of Men's Dress and Best quality of Dress Ging- One lot of Women's Cotton
Work Shoes, all kinds, all sizes, hams. Values iip to 40c. Final fleece lined under vests and
Values up to $7.00. Choice of lot close out price per yard pants. Values up to $3.00. Final
for final close out ' close out price, per garment
?2-98 - 98
One lot of Women's Dress One lot of Women's Untrim- nrfa-Ma a
Shoes, all kinds, lace and button med Hat Shapes. Velvets and n
styles values up to $7.50. For Felts. Values up to $3.50. Final "dershirts and Driers Value
final close out- close out price- L !t outPnce-
$2 OS 19 " garment;
We offer an assortment of Apron Check Ginghams, worth
Graniteware comprising pans, 30c. Oxir closing out price, per One lot of Plaid Gingham ef-
kettles, etc. Values up to 70c, yard fects, worth 30c. On sale, per
Choice for the final close out jqa yard
' ' 39 ' 1 15
Qne jot 0f -Woolen Dress goods,
No. 2 Galvanized Wash Tubs all kin(jS vaiue3 up to $2.50. Fin- Men's 25c Linen Collars, all
worth $2.75 regular. Sale price ai ciose out price, per yard sizes and styles,
for final close out 78d or-m?"-
$1.49' ' " F0R
- - - Best quality of Dress Percales Q j t f MenVand Boys. 0ver.
xJIf size Cotton Batts m light and dark colors. Values t j t 0.00. Choice
Worth $1.50 regular. For final up to 45c. Final close out price, - v
close out per yard
OStf 23tf $7.45
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Remember We Quit Business for Good
The Golden Rule Company
Correcting a Misunderstanding.
In
niihliOiino- the account of the
ine uiiuersiKiieu (it,th f .M,s. Shelton of this city a
means of conveying to their '"""y fpw days ago The Observer allowed a
friends an expression of the grati- tion. to bc understood that Mrs.
uuie uiej iei m iciu.u ...v. ...... .ghelton nll(i ,ijc,i p0,tiy as a result ot
ness and sympathy shown them fol
lowing the death of a loved relative.
Mil. AND MRS. JOHN SPECKHABT.
liERTIl A SPKCKHART.
HERBERT SPECKHAKT.
IIO.NOIt .MEMORY OF
ti.VI.E STUtDIVANT
The runeral of the late Gale Stur
divant, of this city, was held at
Pendleton this afternoon at 1:30
o'clock, and in sincere respect and
honor to him who was one of this
city's most genuinely liked young
men. all places of business in La
Grande were closed today from 1:30
until 2:30.
lack of proper care, her husband nnd
sun also being ill in bed at the time
of her death. The Observer has been
informed, however, that such was not
'he case. The Shelton family, it is
said, were given every attention by
neighbors nnd a nurse was present in
the home for a time on the day Mrs.
Shelton died. Mrs. Shelton only-become
very ill Sunday morning, and
her decline was very rapid, as she died
Sunday night. The Observer is glad
to be able to correct this misunderstanding.
He Knew the Sex.
"Take Hint )iii tooe out of your dis
play wlndmv linimdlatfly!" demundrd
the Irate -vmnnn. 'I nm surprised urn'
you would exhibit inv photograph to
the cninuiiin gaze:" "Awfully thought
lesi of nie." sr.ld the photographer
n few minute Inter. "I should htrve
ri'llleinhereil thtit she liked the protlle
best." And the profile was substituted
MISS FRANCES WILKINSON j
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Fabrics From Peat
Experiments with peal have been
wnsldered successful In producing the
'ollowlng articles: PIIums which can
le used for carpels, draperies and
dollilng; artificial wood for paving,
it 1 1 roti d ties, etc.; Mulling fr mut
rcsses, pillows und t'ti.slilons.
CASUALTIES 132
Department Receives Kcport
I'rom Military Attache.
I WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. Total
! deaths among tho American expedi
jtionury forces in northern Russia to
l.lnnuury i were given us six officers
, unci lli men, in u cablegram received
pleased "' war 'lepurtnient today from Col.
ictmcs i . uuggio. ninui ivin iiiiuLitij
attache with Ambassador Francis lit
Archangel.
Colonel Itugglcs siiid the equipment
if the troops wns complete, the healtb
.NOT Dfl'l TO SEX ALONE
Lu tirulidic Women lluve Loui'iicil
Tho t'lillsc of .Many .Mysterious
Pains unci Aches.
Many woliicMi have 'come to know
Hint sex lsn'1 the tenson Tor all Hint Mrs. Couch
Dunn's Kldnoy Pills are it good re
liable roiuedv for kidney disorders.
Whenever I have un oppo.rKrnlty to
recommend, .Uiwm'a ldo."
Price H'nis, nt all dealors. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kldnoy Pills tho siimii
Pleased Willi Visit.
PARIS, Jan. 8. Highly
with liis round of visits to Kuropcan
capitals, where he brought home to the
people his plans for a league of na
tions. President Wilson plans a weil-
inci.,l('rl r.,ut Iw.fiu-ft itlilmrimr intri the
important conferences that are coming"' m "P J'xre.n-iu unti uie nuruie
ran be stilted auihoriUtively that vt'7 Kuu. J'"u cuihiuhhiii wbib u-
jihe President h convineed from-infor- Ht-niu-.l as very roo.i, the jrreale.si c
Imation secured on Ink hUtoiic visitH;t ini? lack of fresh vegetables,
i that peonle. everywhere are with him - ,- -
in his eflorts to hnnj? ahout an njrroe-j f you havn t trli-d one of our
ment of world powers that will make horiif!
wr impossible in the future. '
I'remier Moyd Ceore of KnHand
i'remier Orlando of Italy and Huron niali-H tliey are made
Sonnio.-the Italian foreign minister, I'alure Confectionery,
will arrive here tomorrow to confer
immediately with President Wilson.
rnadn (uin-ib'.-i, or our chili,
you are surely in Is-tf oir a rual tn-al.
Hi'iiieailii'r t hey are rot can tied ta
tty A I Tain,
i--:t
hackiichcH, i..y lif'.Mliirhcii nnd n r-(nai-y
IfsordeiH. Men have these
trouhh'K, too, and oTIcn llu-y i-onm
from Itldu' y weak ;u ws. To live
simply, eat Hpariiiiy, tako belter
cire of one's mdf and to use Doan's
Kidney 1'llis, Is bound to help had
kidneys Ket better. There Is no
ol her remedy so well-recnm mended
by I.a Craii'lo people. Head this
ease :
Mrs. A. A, Coueh, 1 :t2 2 Jackson
aeniie, cays: "It has been 0.IHI0 a
fi:w yeaii:
Lo ue a kid 11
! hum Co., AUkih.,
had. I
Uurruiu,
'oster-Mil-
n. y.
Kine lines of all kinds of stationery
in boxes and In bulk you will find at
Silvei thorn's. l-4-.'tt
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A GRANOCtORCOON.
V. M. C. A.
Kducntional lJupartntcnt. Short-
I have had o'-c slofi hand and typewnuiiK. Day cmssc.
iiM-dieine. but speik- 1: .(H) a. m. to 3:U p. in. Night
iiifr from pint i-xierl'nci'. I Irnow j clasfen 7:itd p. m. to U::!0 p. m,
Another romance of the navy ind
the Red Crots has culminated in tho
announcement fay Mr. -and Mrs. George-
Lawrence Wilkinson of Evantton, III.,
SUPPORTS UNION
Portland Minister to Speak at Hood
Kiver on Federated Churches.
HOOD RIVER. Jan. 8. Dr. John II.
P.oyd, Presbyterian minister of Port-jf()r ((, off,.n'iiro frcynt view In the dl- (of the engagement of their daughter j1-'"'''
land, will speak here luesnay nmni tO piny vlndmr. and nil were h.ippy ever ; Frances to Ensign Arthur Hugh Biin. j
further plans for the local organization .ftcV Kansas City Star. !ter Yorkers, N. Y. Mm "Wilkinion-:
01 a community federatecl cnurcn.
Dr." Boyd, who has long fosterel .-.
greater unity of Protectant churches
will deliver his message to a mas
Meeting of citizens at the flood Kici
high school auditorium.
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ATTORNEY SHOT, ,
January 10th last day to pay water
rent without a'per Uy. l-K-'Ji
January 10th last day to pay water!
rent without a penalty. l-H-21
i NEW TODAY;
riuiuiin Itlami-" PruM'cutor fr X"l
Indicting IH-f tidiiiita.
""ilOIST. Idaho. Jin. 8. John Han
loa, of Jordan Valley, staof District
Attorney R. W. Swailcr on the steps
leadio 10 the counry courtroom
yesterday morning. H;uilon had had
a case before tjie grand Jury har.
C4n tht lie had bceiijrobbed of $l.'.o.
The' cii'se had been dinilsscd and
has been doing Red Cro work In
Washington for the pact year. She li
Aleppo an Ancient City. a franddaughter of Mr. and Mra. A. U.
In the center of Hi.- uVU-s n ctbio ; Wilkinson of Washington, also a
o Al. ptio stan.i the nn.-lent citadel, granddaughter of Col. afld Mra. B. A.
d dorp ninnt encircling it. Tf erent j Eiloe of Nashville, Tenn.
mosque Is on the siti of the tomb cif ;
jacharia. the father 'of Jchn tiic'Han- I , .
tist. lf alleged Kj; plinn moiiuigcnfi j "Prt'tldent Malttr."
can he nm'pteil as un aniborlty, the Thurlow M, nn otd-tlme political
first "settlement Jclates l k close to lender of Neiv Vork. was culled "the
;I,""0 yeurv It. r. The city at cne tli president maker. He was tcroinlnnit
had a trade rer.rieeiinn witli Venice, In pf'K-urlng Jlie nominal n of t.'en
as .jv. l as with rSagdinfc and Jis naii(' ral W. U. (furrison In 1810. of fjrn
and iinrmrtnnee became famcj llircjugli-"Tnl Tnvlor "1n and c,f (ienenl
Hit '(.'hristi'Wom. ; Scott in iva. thougff the last nnied
e ilt n not HiH-tod. In lm he ji.rtc4
( ;l.lincdn. though he had favored the
tommonoiace. . iinminnllc.n c.f William II .'i,:irtl of
Chamberlain's Tablets.
When you are troubled with indi-:
gestion or constipation, tuke Chum-1
berlnin's Talilets. They strengthen Uie
stomach aiwl enable it to perform its
functions naturally. Indigestion is'
ILove on my piurc rr-l stray usually uccompnnicd by constipation
cow, right ear c roppecl. , yn left unci is aggravated ly it. t humber
hip. fiwner can ha-e surno Icy pay- Iain's Tablets cause a gentle niove
ing for jiasture uncf advertisement. . merit of the bowel's, relieving the eon
.Call Illacl; 1X2. -.r,t stipaled rendition. tv, '
fne nt ,r prr-.-ient elisrj c.f the Nw grk. IU never held any tublle
ncellectu ,ili:aint the rW.i lorlty of .,cr... 1
-r. ttinilil"""'- '-very t,mt. nine,
mmut wri abdomen and l.-g. A 1 1 ,; in,HI.ll,!1tg r, not
ere nesh wound, and areot .Lt J(
fre- scriou- I
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g erni in Vermont.
It I. Iu-Tiey0 j,nt. f all lhale
a the Union. Verrci-ffr) T.as thk largest
na&tr of rare and b'Oi'.Kul fciox.
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DUTLI'S
17 NOKTII Till ST. - i
IT. LOOKS GOOD
nd Ui1eH bc.trr if It rime
4rom our P.aktrandjhere'fi
mother coed thinf ahoitt hJ
you know your ile or molh
cr rrent slimpinK oer lh(
hM mIo hII the afternngf (
o haVc H for you.
MrMlcrn fnr'hod. fcnitiiry
& Anlinenft, orw iurrdienti
r'vd J (HTt ttfcill rv'mn iu
j, OUJf BAKERY m
&AKERY,
JUST ACROSS TftK TRA0C
UNIOrl(feyU-ABEL
Business Man-
As a matter of economy you
should Consult .ihe Obser
vcr's job Department befQte
ulacinu" your print in--we"
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leading0f irmar-nut u on
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